Examples of using Arbitrary imprisonment in English and their translations into Arabic
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(h) arbitrary imprisonment;
His work led to him to being subjected to threats, intimidation and arbitrary imprisonment in 1994 and 1996, after which he decided to found APRODH.
(d) Arbitrary imprisonment usually accompanied by beatings or torture;
But those were difficult times of authoritarianism and oppression,and Jozsef Antall had to pay in arbitrary imprisonment for his dreams of democracy and freedom.
Harassment, arbitrary imprisonment and alleged torture of human rights defenders.
The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code guarantees the freedoms of conscience, expressionand association, freedom from arbitrary imprisonment and the right to participate in elections.
In the meantime, human rights violations, torture, arbitrary imprisonment and physical elimination of Saharawis were occurring in the occupied territories.
(c) Arbitrary imprisonment of ethnic Albanian journalists, the closure of Albanian-language mass media and the discriminatory removal of ethnic Albanian staff from local radio and television stations;
It was untenable for acolonial administration to have the power to impose arbitrary imprisonment and to deny access to the information media, international observers and human rights organizations.
If the term" detention" were to apply to pretrial detention alone, then it would follow that the[Universal Declaration of Human Rights]does not condemn arbitrary imprisonment pursuant to a trial of whatever nature.
In the first three months of fighting,at least 178 people were subjected to arbitrary imprisonment in South Kivu and North Kivu, particularly in the above-mentioned" mad dog" DSR facility at Goma.
Asylum seekers who come to the United States are usually fleeing human rights abuses in their home countries, including torture, rape, religious persecution,disappearance, arbitrary imprisonment and other forms of oppression.
Moath is the son of Reema al-Jourish,who has been known for her very active role in opposing the arbitrary imprisonment of her husband, Abdullah al-Hamili, who has been imprisoned for 10 years without a court ruling.
Calls on all States in their fight against so-called" terrorism" to respect the rights of minorities and communities in non-OIC Member States, not to infringe upon their religious freedom and faith,not to subject them to detention or arbitrary imprisonment, and to give them a fair trial to defend themselves.
The Saharan people were subjected to repression, torture and arbitrary imprisonment. In contravention of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, young children were forcibly removed and deported, and many were returned to their families at a later date.
In this respect the pertinent constitutional provision is article 139, numeral 7, which establishes as a principle compensation- in the form laid down by the law-for judicial errors in penal proceedings and arbitrary imprisonment without prejudice to the liability to which it gives rise.
In support of that assertion, he submits reports from Amnesty International referring,in particular, to arbitrary imprisonment, the use of torture and ill-treatment of prisoners and the death penalty in China, as well as of reports from Human Rights Watch/Asia and other institutions and to newspaper articles.
Belgium noted that, in 2006, the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial summary and arbitrary executions showed that the Nigerian police services are gravely lacking in resources andthat corruption, arbitrary imprisonment, torture, excessive use of force and arbitrary executions are frequent.
The list of crimes against humanity included: arbitrary imprisonment, enslavement and torture; extermination and murder; rape, forced abortions and infanticide; persecution of political, religious, racial and gender groups; enforced disappearances; and the inhumane act of knowingly causing prolonged starvation.
(c) Violations of the rights of female human rights defenders and womenparticipating in political life, including arbitrary imprisonment, torture, rape and violations of their rights to freedom of expression and assembly;
But what was India if not a terrorist State? According to an editorial published on 12 August 1993 in The Times of London, Indian soldiers had been violating human rights with impunity, carrying out extrajudicial executions and torture, making citizens" disappear",and engaging in rape, arbitrary imprisonment, theft and arson.
JS2 also reported a low-intensity war in Chiapas, where illegal searches,abuse of authority, arbitrary imprisonment and torture of civilians continue, and paramilitary groups trained by the army have been reactivated.
Those actions included mass killings; arbitrary imprisonment; an inhuman blockade targeted at civilians; the illegal appropriation of land, property and natural resources; the irresponsible destruction of civilian infrastructure, including that of the Palestinian Authority; and the illegal construction of the Separation Wall deep inside the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Since 1990 Amnesty International has been reporting on the massive violations of human rights in Kashmir by Indian forces,on the practice of arbitrary imprisonment, torture and killings of Kashmiris in custody, and on the perpetration of rape as a matter of policy.
The rights to life, food, shelter,access to medical care and freedom from torture or arbitrary imprisonment are found there, along with the rights to education, freedom of religious belief, information, expression, association and peaceful assembly, and the right to take part in the cultural life of the community.
Regrettably, our calls to the international community to shoulder its responsibilities with regard to this serious situation have been to no avail,allowing the occupying Power to persist with its arbitrary imprisonment and inhumane treatment of Palestinian civilians, including children, with total impunity.
It held the view that the term imprisonment in article 5 of theICTY Statute" should be understood as arbitrary imprisonment, that is to say, the deprivation of liberty of the individual without due process of law, as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against a civilian population".
They strongly condemn the continuing hostilities by the Bosnian Serbs, in particular the abhorrent policy of ethnic cleansing and the variety of tactics employed towards this end, including murder, rape,fire-bombings and demolition of houses, arbitrary imprisonment usually accompanied by beatings and/or torture, physical intimidation and harassment, dismissal from jobs, etc., all of which have been thoroughly documented by numerous United Nations and other independent international human rights bodies and organizations.
Israel ' s documented human rights record consisted instead of the occupation of another people ' s land for four decades; the worst terrorism in the region;the killing of civilians; arbitrary imprisonments; home demolitions; settlement construction on land that it did not own; a separation wall that served to hem in the population and obstruct normal life; the establishment of hundreds of checkpoints in the Occupied Palestinian Territory; and the practice of collective punishment, notably by the blockade of Gaza.
He would remind the authorities that the obligations of any State include carrying out a prompt and impartial investigation of any report of torture, ill-treatment or arbitrary imprisonment; bringing to trial those responsible for such conduct and, if necessary, imposing penalties in keeping with the gravity of the acts and the rank of the perpetrators; ensuring the rehabilitation of the victims; and providing compensation for them and/or their relatives.